Headphones with THE biggest bass - Page 6

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Originally Posted by Luv My BASS 1 

yeah. a lot of people have said that the M100 is almost as good as the SigDJ for less money

Another option is the new Denon D600's. The price keeps dipping below $300 every so often. The reviews are very mixed but the sound may be right up your alley and they do not need an amp to run. They will be loud and impact-full out of a portable device. They were made to compete with the likes of Beats and Sol and other celeb headphones. Not sure why they felt the need to dip down to that level but they did and it may be worth it to you to watch the amazon price or eBay because they will be back around $300 in the near future. 

http://www.amazon.com/Denon-AH-D600-ManiacTM-Over-Ear-Headphones/dp/B00858I4F2/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1363799591&sr=1-1&keywords=denon+d600

There are some used one's available now that may fit your needs.

Good Luck,

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Originally Posted by Luv My BASS 1 


In case you haven't heard, any budget has been obliterated. I'm just not sure that the D5000 has enough bass. Mainly been considering the SigDJ, ultrasone Pro 900 and Yamaha Pro 500

I've heard the Pro 500 owned the Pro 900's and want to hear the signature DJ's but there is no way the bass on the D5000's wouldn't be enough. Its deeper than most but still clean and it responds well to being eq'd. I've only not heard the SigDj's but from the list there compared to the D5k's none of them can compete on a total scale. Biggest issue you'll have with any of the older Denon line is that they do not isolate very well at all. Its both a good and bad thing. There is virtually zero clamp or discomfort compared to like the M-Audio Q40's which hit like a ton of bricks but also squeeze your brain unlike any other headphone I've ever tried. The grip is of legend!! So its really personal preference. I don't mind a little sound leak because there is no way I'll be traveling with these headphones anyway so for me they're great and fit my needs perfectly.

Well at least until I save up for the D7000's

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Originally Posted by DemonFox 

I've heard the Pro 500 owned the Pro 900's and want to hear the signature DJ's but there is no way the bass on the D5000's wouldn't be enough. Its deeper than most but still clean and it responds well to being eq'd. I've only not heard the SigDj's but from the list there compared to the D5k's none of them can compete on a total scale. Biggest issue you'll have with any of the older Denon line is that they do not isolate very well at all. Its both a good and bad thing. There is virtually zero clamp or discomfort compared to like the M-Audio Q40's which hit like a ton of bricks but also squeeze your brain unlike any other headphone I've ever tried. The grip is of legend!! So its really personal preference. I don't mind a little sound leak because there is no way I'll be traveling with these headphones anyway so for me they're great and fit my needs perfectly.

 

Well at least until I save up for the D7000's

 

 

Agree. I've never heard bass as good as the original DXXXX line. Not even the new D600 compares. And comfort issues is why I returned my Q40s. The cups were shallow and clamped on my ears like a bitch. I was too lazy to buy Beyer pads.

And I would take off the D600s from the list if they're mostly for portable use. They are way too big and bulky. I'm usually don't care about appearances but they would look ridiculous if you wore them in public.

I've never heard a set of the Fostex manufactured Denons. I had tons of people recommending me those for Bass, but they failed to mention they are discontinued. You can't find them new and the "new" series of Denons are not made by Fostex (nobody knows yet who makes them) but the initial reports aren't good... They probably should have stayed with Fostex... 

Those were on my Radar as well. Would love to hear how you like them once you have a chance to hear them. 

You can swap the pads out on them for DT250 pads.

Those fit on the HFI 580 too, which means Brainwavz HM5 pads likely fit too

I think just about any headphones that is basshead approved paired with a ZO2 amp will give you what you want.

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Originally Posted by Luv My BASS 1 


I'm super excited about them too! Btw, love the Monstercat logo!

hey dude,

I had the M100 and it is a legit pair of headphones. the bass is really baller. deep, accurate with a lot of impact and extends downlow into the really low frequencies. i would highly recommend these pair of headphones.